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Climbing Plants Safe for Pets - Leaf and Paw
March 27, 2025 - I am looking for an outdoor climbing ... fruit on it for birds. ... Hmm, it depends where you live of course, but climbing begionia or nasturtium are great and non toxic to dogs....
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Pet-Friendly Outdoor Climbing Plant - Cosmicanvas
May 10, 2025 - Make sure to plan accordingly to keep everything neat and safe. Some great options for sunny spots include Clematis, Dipladenia, and Passionflower. These plants love sunlight and are non-toxic to pets when grown outdoors.
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What are the best pet-safe climbing plants for full sun?
Some great options for sunny spots include Clematis, Dipladenia, and Passionflower. These plants love sunlight and are non-toxic to pets when grown outdoors.
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What’s the difference between climbing and trailing plants?
Climbing plants grow upward with the help of support, while trailing plants spill over edges and grow downward. Some plants, like Sweet Pea, can be trained to do either, depending on how you guide them.
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How can I train my climbing plants to grow vertically?
Use trellises, arbors, or wall-mounted supports. Gently tie soft stems with garden twine and guide them as they grow. Plants like Boston Ivy and Climbing Hydrangea will attach themselves naturally.
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Non-toxic Climbing Vines - HelpfulGardener.com
We're hoping to put up 350' of chain link fence this weekend and I would like to have a climbing vine to make the area look nicer but be non-toxic to my dogs. Does anyone know of any fast growing perennial climbing vines? Can be with or without flowers, as long as it's pleasing to the eye. I'm in zone 6b and the area gets full sun. Thank you ... Morning Glories are nice, but make sure you like them because you will probably have the forever. ... Almost any "fast-growing" vine is classified as an invasive plant.
Dave's Garden
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Beginner Gardening: Know of perennial climbing vines NOT toxic to dogs?
I think Carolina Jasmine and honeysuckle are non toxic. I have Jasmine along our deck which the dogs leave alone now that they are established. When I first planted them our Jack Russel kept digging them up (she does that to all freshly trurned dirt) but she never got sick. Our neighbor planted honeysuckle along thier chain link fence. As fearful as his wife is about the outdoors I doubt he would have planted anything that was even slightly toxic to kids or dogs.
Plantbreeze
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4 Non Toxic Climbing Plants Perfect for Pet-Friendly Gardens
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Weekand
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Plants for a Trellis That Are Nonpoisonous to Humans & Pets
December 18, 2018 - Many evergreen plants contain an oily resin or other toxic compounds, but you'll find a few nontoxic choices for your trellis. Japanese honeysuckle (Lonicera japonica) grows in USDA zones 5 through 9, producing fragrant pink, yellow or tricolor blooms. The plant is a vigorous grower that needs aggressive pruning, and it's considered invasive in some areas.
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center
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For both lists, the first half of the list is for the toxic plants and the last half is for the non-toxic plants.
Plantura
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Pet-friendly plants: our top 10 - Plantura
August 25, 2023 - For those who nevertheless want to keep ivy in their home, there is a harmless alternative: Swedish ivy (Plectranthus verticillatus). Although Swedish ivy looks similar to its namesake, it has a distinct advantage – it is completely non-toxic...
House of Plants
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Pet-Friendly Plants (NON -TOXIC) – tagged "climbing plants" – House of Plants
Unfortunately, many houseplants are classified as toxic/poisonous to mammals (with varying degrees of toxicity), but don't fret; we've curated this category with pet and human parents in mind! We offer an abundance of plants that are still beautiful and safe around your little ones.
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10 Non-Toxic Climbing Houseplants - Planet Houseplant
October 24, 2023 - If you’re after an anthurium but you don’t want toxic plants in your house, this is a great dupe. If you’re after a true climbing plant, Hoya are really your only option if you want something non-toxic.
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Campsis 'Galen' is another choice, a great plant and would also require a support system seperate from the kennel. It can grow to lengths of 30 feet. Keep in mind these blooms will draw bees and other animal life (Humming Birds) other birds to nest. The bees may not be good to have so close in some folks opinons. If the climbing vines are kept close enough to provide shade and fragrance but placed far enough away, the bee problem would be minimal.
Bob Vila
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10 Climbing Plants That Are Easy to Keep Under Control - Bob Vila
August 27, 2021 - While the petite yellow flowers will be more abundant in full sun, the climbing plant also tolerates partial shade. ... Not all varieties of honeysuckle (Lonicera) are noninvasive, but a few great choices for small trellises include coral and goldflame honeysuckle.
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r/GardeningIRE on Reddit: Dog friendly climbers?
February 9, 2022 -
I've got a bare concrete wall that I've put some trellis on and am looking for climber plants to help hide the wall. I've a curious little dog and every climbing plant I google seems to be toxic for dogs of ingested. Any ideas of any climbers that would suit? Completely new to this and haven't a clue!
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Toxic to dogs isn’t the same as fatal to dogs so don’t overthink it, most people with dogs find they will ignore plants except to pee on them or dig them up to bury a bone. Can’t say I’ve ever heard someone tell me their dog died from chewing a toxic plant- they generally have a bad taste and make a dog vomit so dog quickly learns to leave it alone, and generally large quantities would need to be ingested to do any significant harm. Except for some extremely toxic plants such as yew or deadly nightshade, which can be fatal in small amounts- but consider how nightshade is a weed that grows pretty much everywhere and we don’t have dogs dropping dead from it on the regular (even curious dogs!) Just plant what you like and train dog not to touch it. It’s less of a problem than you’re worrying about. Oh and to answer your question, a climbing rose is not toxic.
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Passionflowers, thunbergia, climbing nasturtium and Chilean glory vine all have no reported toxicity in dogs, and will give loads of colour! I have a cat who occasionally nibbles, I find teh gardeners world website very good for checking toxicity on a plant!
Grow Fruit and Veg
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Non Toxic Climber - The Grapevine
Of course there is always the ultimate climbing weed, (Bindweed, the large flowered one). I don't think that would be toxic, and it is certainly vigorous! Isn't Morning Glory a cultivated version of that? Flowers come in too many colours to see the world in black-and-white. ... If you think I am going to willingly plant a bindweed pretty or not........
Garden.org
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Climbing plants non-toxic for cats in the Ask a Question forum - Garden.org
P.S. I do have a couple young Jasminum angulare in my backyard. They are fairly small but blooming and have not bothered me at all so far. But be careful when looking at jasmines - night/day blooming, cape, and carolina jasmines are all toxic to animals. You want to be sure that the plant is in the jasminum family.
Houzz
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Pet-friendly vines for deck pergola
We can also plant one type of vine in a part-sun area that is protected, on the NE corner of the deck, between the deck and brick wall of the house.
Utopia
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25 Gorgeous Climbing Plants for Your Home & Garden - Utopia
August 2, 2023 - Mandevillas are an excellent choice as and indoor or outdoor climbing plant. (Foto: CC0 / Pixabay / DEZALB) As tropical climbers, these plants are all non-native but also non-invasive since they cannot survive winter frost. Grow as outdoor perennials along the Gulf Coast and California, or as annuals in northern states.